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On the Nature of Daylight


 

Take a walk in the park

Go down a long road

See all the magical beings

That never turn to stone


Sit by the water

Lie in the grass

See the wind blow through the trees

Don’t take a look back


I see the sidewalks, liquid then stone

The building walls, the dented rocks

The daylight has an effect on me

I feel the daylight and it becomes stronger


The wind seems to be singing

I hear it whisper in my ears

It feels light and cool

I have no fears


I sit down and look around

Everything seem still

The waves look endless

And only one has the time right


I feel endless

Like no one can stop me

The nature seems to lift

Every being around me


I sit back and wave through the daylight

Daylight makes me happy

I take a deep breath

Let it all in


Everything seems to be going right

Reality has become imaginary

Everything in sight

Feels like fictionary

 
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